Warren Tribune Open Forum and Subscriptions Policy
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President Coolidge Enjoys Yellowstone Summer Enjoyment
President Coolidge and family vacation in the West with Yellowstone Park visits. He fished daily, motored through the park, and was reportedly delayed by bears during a park drive. National Park activity notes include eruptions of Giant and Giantess geysers and new activity at Old Angel terrace, Beehive geyser, Mammoth Hot Springs, with guides explaining phenomena.
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Great Natural Park
New York Times
United States Senate
House of Representatives
United States Daily
National Park Service
Yellowstone National Park
National Park Service Department of the Interior
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Mammoth Hot Springs
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Old Angel Terrace
New Angel Terrace
By the Way editor profiles confluence chats on intimate topics
The column describes editor driven chats on social matters and notes on aviation news, theater openings, and extensive Warren County Exposition publicity. It highlights Mrs James Kiester earning theater opening honors, Charles Clark promoting the fair with many travel miles and banners, and a Rotary district meeting hosted in Warren with fifty five clubs in attendance.
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Warren
Clarendon
Sheffield
Barnes
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Mt. Jewett
Johnsonburg
Tidioute
Enterprise
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Garland
Torpedo
Pittsfield
Irvington
Wrightsville
Bear Lake
Sugargrove
Busti
Chandlers Valley
North Warren
Russell
Lander
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Kinzua
Corry
Union City
Oil City
Titusville
Mt. Alton
Clyzer
Columbus
Mr. Clark
Wattsburg
Findley Lake
Frewnburg
Kennedy
New York
Elk County
Clymer
Jamestown
Kane
Johnson
Rotary
Diet and BiealTa Poison Ivy Oak and Sumac Part 2
A long reader column presents medical advice on weight loss and diet from a doctor with personal anecdotes from a beachside medical society meeting. It covers hors d oeuvres, snacks, butter and bread consumption, and the value of vitamins A and D in margarine versus butter, plus reader requests for pamphlets on reducing weight.
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Medical Society
New York
Aim
Dr. A
New Castle Note On Money And Modern Labor Sayings
A fragment from New Castle News cites a stenographer who cashes money for domestic science lessons, paired with quips about wealth driving industry. It mentions 1690 era questions on future generations recalling abandoned auto plants and the shift to air travel, plus cites religion and science aiding mankind.
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New Castle
Franklin News-Herald
Retrospective August Highlights Local Incidents
The 1923 note records Williem Arc of Tidioute injuring her face and Besale Johnson at 109 Wayne Street amid a Washington and California tour. A 1925 item reports Thames returning from a national convention with forestry officials assigned to fairs for several weeks beginning near Rochey. The August items mention new auto headlight rules to be enforced by the state patrol and a Pepale patrol at Pennsylvania Avenue and Hickory Street crossings.
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Williem Arc
Tidioute
Pepale Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hickory Streets
B. M. Conarro
Federal Forestry Office
Rochey
War Secretary May Resign to Run for Missouri Senate
Washington rumor says Secretary of War Dwight F. Davis plans to resign to seek the Missouri Senate seat next year. Assistant Secretary Hanford MacNider rumored to run for Congress from Iowa but denied. both men away from contact, Europe and aviation respectively. The piece notes Davis’s suitability and Republican odds in Missouri, with current senators Brookport and Steck set, while MacNider’s chances hinge on political alignments and friend lines.
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Washington
Dwight F. Davis
Senate
Missouri
War Department
Army and Navy
Davis
Europe
Hanford MacNider
House of Tentatives
Towa
Moss
MacNider
Jim Reed
Jim
Reed
Brookport
Dan Steck
Steck
Mac
Jaws
The Bottom Drawer Memory in a Fire
Reflective piece on what one would save in a home fire. A mother keeps a bottom drawer full of memories from two children who died young, a symbol of treasured items and unresolved loss. The narrator contrasts practical choices with dreaming of keepsakes and warns of dangers of daring rescues for pets and valuables.
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Mack
Just Folks By Edger Goes
A short verse praises a steadfast friend who shares grief and care. The friend offers strength, voice for praise, and lifelong support through any path, guarding and hoping for the reader’s welfare and triumph. Moonright 1927 Edgar A Gueat.
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Edger
Moonright
Edgar A. Gueat
The Pup’s Gentle Nap Breached Rule and Trust
A playful verse notes a dog resting on a lap despite rules against guest naps. The speaker reflects on the dog’s innocent trust and cheeky behavior as a rule is broken with calm affection.
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Ms. C. E. Macd
Toronto
Canada
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